St. Helens nestles along the Columbia River in northwest Oregon, famous for its towering 1896 clock tower and vibrant Old Town. Camp here to launch kayaks into the river, hike nearby trails, and explore historic sites. Four RV parks deliver affordable bases, with rates starting at $30 a night.
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St. Helens draws visitors with the oldest continuously operating clock tower west of the Mississippi in Old Town St. Helens. Paddle the Columbia River from public launches, tour Pioneer Village Museum's log cabins, or snap photos at the replica Lewis and Clark boat encampment. Summer brings the St. Helens Hoopla festival, complete with parades and live music on the waterfront.
Deer Meadow RV Park provides serene sites for nature lovers near the river. St. Helens Elks Lodge #1999 suits digital nomads with WiFi at $32 per night. Sand Island Marine Park Campground welcomes groups and pets, offering sewer hookups from $30 nightly. Village Inn Motel and RV Park delivers 50-amp power and a dump station for longer stays.
St. Helens stands out for its 1896 clock tower and Columbia River scenery. The tower, the oldest continuously operating one west of the Mississippi, anchors Old Town's historic charm. Visitors flock to Pioneer Village Museum for pioneer-era exhibits and riverfront boat launches for kayaking or fishing trips.
Deer Meadow RV Park, St. Helens Elks Lodge #1999, Sand Island Marine Park Campground, and Village Inn Motel and RV Park cluster near St. Helens. These spots hug the Columbia River or sit minutes from Old Town. Expect WiFi at two parks, pet-friendly options at Sand Island, and rates from $30 nightly.
Yes, Sand Island Marine Park Campground allows pets and offers group sites with sewer hookups. This riverside park starts at $30 per night and welcomes leashed dogs. Other parks like Deer Meadow may accommodate pets; check directly for policies.